Something else the S.E.C. ferreted out: once the ineligible companies were in the two Pax World funds, they tended to elude notice.
The White House has expressed frustration that such sponsors have largely eluded public notice.
According to Schwartz, this problem had previously eluded widespread notice among, say, makers of shaving devices, because men were too embarrassed to talk about it.
For "Thriller" to have sold anything close to a hundred million copies, there would have to be another thirty-five to forty million in sales out there that somehow have eluded official notice.
An instrumental meditation, the piece makes no allusions (unless they are so thoroughly hidden as to elude notice) to either polkas or the traditional elements of the Requiem: elements that would make unlikely partners in any case.
("Alleged to be anti-German," Horne snidely writes, "the allegory was so subtle as to elude the notice of the censor").
The links are the stuff of land, culture, history, architecture, memory and imagination that remains the realm of scholarship and daily lives but often eludes the notice of a journalism marching to the cadence of conflict.
And it is easy to sell to visitors at the Gingerbread Festival, an annual harvest gala where delectable fruits of the land change hands and a small sack of pot eludes most notice.
Even his majestic home, the Grange, which still rises in all its grandeur in Harlem, probably eludes the notice of most New Yorkers, let alone tourists.
I've read a half-dozen good books myself in the past few months that successfully eluded more than cursory notice and are probably already back to pulp by now.
